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Dear Friends,
Our Summer Youth Program is a model for other communities on how to empower, train, prepare, and upskill our young residents who are looking to join the workforce. These young adults had the chance to learn key skills and gain a better understanding of the different career paths they may pursue.
This Program has grown exponentially in recent years, increasing from an average of 11 participants during the summer of 2018 to more than 82 in 2021. We partnered with our Office of Workforce Development to vigorously grow this program. This summer, out of the 151 participants, about 50 were on-site daily at 16 different locations, including Howard County Government departments and private companies.
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Summer MACo Conference
Last week, I attended the Summer MACo Conference which is a great opportunity to see friends and colleagues from around the state. As First Vice President of the Maryland Association of Counties, I’m grateful to be part of an organization that advocates on behalf of all 24 jurisdictions in Maryland. It was wonderful to see so many policy makers and businesses working hard to improve our communities.
From moderating the MACo On the Horizon Panel where we discussed our initiatives to become more energy independent and protect our environment to highlighting Howard County’s very own Decadent Dessert Bar at the Taste of Maryland, I’m grateful for the opportunity to highlight what makes Howard County the best place to live, work, play, and grow for all.
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New School Year
Last week, our Educators returned to the classroom and began preparing for a safe and productive school year. Our educators work tirelessly to support our children, and ensure their growth. As an educator, I understand the stress and excitement of welcoming students back to the classroom.
With the first day of school next week, here's to a successful start to a great year!
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Celebrating New Sports
Howard County is respected around the globe for our world-class parks and sports opportunities for all and I’m so glad that we have added Quidditch, soon to be named Quadball, to our list.
I had a wonderful time joining Major League Quidditch, Visit Howard County, and Steve Wecker of Mutiny Scratch Kitchen & Fresh Bar for the Major League Quidditch Championship! For the second consecutive year, MLQ brought this world-renowned championship from around our Nation to our very own Troy Park in Elkridge. Quidditch is about community, good sportsmanship, and fun.
A special thank you to our team at Howard County Recreation and Parks for their efforts to help make this event a success. I look forward to our upcoming Quadball events in the future!
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Ice Cream Fun
One of my favorite places to stop by after a long day is Howard County’s very own Cindy's Soft Serve in Elkridge. From their famous soft serves to remarkable snowballs, they serve something for everyone!
I encourage residents to visit before the season is over! They’re open until 10:00p and located at 6330 Washington Blvd, Elkridge, MD 21075.
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The Sound of Magic
I was thrilled to attend Movie Night at Merriweather Post Pavilion featuring the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra playing live to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. The unifying force of music brings us together and our investment in the arts is part of what makes Howard County the best place to live, work, play, and grow for all.
We are a better community because of our artists, and because of the support of their work. We value them today, more than ever. Thank you Mark Hanson, President & CEO of BSO, Merriweather Post Pavilion, and the Downtown Columbia Arts and Culture Commission for your collaboration.
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An Exciting Cook Owt
It was a pleasure to join the Men of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Tau Pi Chapter for their annual Cook Owt. I’m so grateful for our partnerships to ensure every resident in our community can thrive.
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Supporting Our Farms
Maple Dell Farm is a 96-acre cattle and row crop farm in Western, Maryland. In 2018 the farm partnered with Howard County for a natural stream channel restoration with a buffer that reduces erosion, filters nutrients from the pasture, and slows storm water.
Let's continue to support our small, local farms and businesses. Learn more about them by visiting their Facebook page.
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Food Truck Tuesday
It was a beautiful Tuesday, and a wonderful day to stop by the Howard County Living Farm Heritage Museum for Food Truck Tuesday to pick up some delicious dinner and dessert. Nearly a dozen trucks with a variety of food, such as Wanna Pizza This and Glazy Days, gather to serve our community good food.
Before the season ends, I encourage you to visit and grab some of their scrumptious offerings. Be sure to follow their Facebook page for updates and truck line-up!
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Old Ellicott City School Supply Drive
With the first day of school around the corner, I stopped by St. Peter's Church OEC to drop off donations for the Old Ellicott City School Supply Drive. This event, which was started after the 2016 flood by Delegate Courtney Watson, helps to ensure that children returning to school have the tools they need to be successful. We are so thankful for community heroes like Lori McDermott from Southwest Connection Native American Jewelry / Gifts & Homemade Fudge Shop and St. Peter’s Church for keeping this event going year after year.
If you are able, consider donating a few items to the supply drive before Saturday, August 20th. Donations are accepted at Southwest Connections, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Old Mill Cafe, and The Wine Bin.
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Peach Season
It is peach season!
Now is the perfect time to pick up peaches from a variety of our Howard County farms at farm stores, farm stands and farmer's markets. At Larriland Farm Woodbine, you can even pick your own!
Learn more at http://www.pickyourown.com/
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Knowing the Signs
Our team at Howard County Health Department is tracking an outbreak of monkeypox that has spread across several countries that don’t normally report monkeypox, including the United States. It's important to know the signs and symptoms of a possible infection.
If you have any of these symptoms of monkeypox, I encourage you to talk to your healthcare provider, even if you don’t think you had contact with someone who has monkeypox. Learn more here.
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COVID-19 Update
According to the Maryland Department of Health (MDH), Howard County’s positivity rate as of Friday was 11.28% and our 7-day moving average case rate per 100k is 20. During the past month, COVID case rates, test positivity, and new hospitalization admissions due to COVID have fluctuated and are trending down. Howard County's Community Level, according to the CDC, is MEDIUM. There are currently 13 COVID-19 patients hospitalized at Howard County General Hospital. We’ve sadly lost 364 of our residents to COVID-19 and we continue to keep their loved ones in our thoughts and prayers.
The CDC has updated and streamlined guidelines for COVID-19, to help the public better protect themselves and understand their risk.
Please continue to utilize the many strategies available to mitigate the impact of severe disease. When our community level is HIGH, all residents should strongly consider wearing a high-quality mask indoors in public, especially those at high risk for complications from COVID. Have a plan for rapid testing if needed. If high risk, consider avoiding non-essential indoor activities in public where you could be exposed. You can order for mail free at-home test kits free at-home test kits and masks from HCHD. You can also pick them up around the county at libraries.
Vaccination remains the most effective strategy and now our residents 6 months and older are eligible. Staying up to date with vaccine continues to be the best way to prevent severe illness and death from COVID-19. Howard County is a state leader with 92% of our residents 5+ fully vaccinated. However, 35% of our eligible residents have not yet received a first booster shot. Find a vaccine near you, and give yourself the best protection against COVID-19 at vaccine.howardcountymd.gov
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Members Sought for Commission on Aging
If you are interested in promoting successful aging for older adults in Howard County, I encourage you to apply today for our Commission on Again. Commission members participate in community activities, research and advise the County Executive on policies, programs, and practices that impact the health and wellbeing of older adults and their families, and provide advice and support to county agencies, non-profits, and other stakeholders working to create an equitable, livable and accessible community for all older adults in Howard County.
To be eligible for consideration, you must be a Howard County resident, 18 years of age or older, have an interest in maintaining an older adult-friendly county and be able to attend the Commission’s meetings which are held the fourth Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. Meetings are currently taking place virtually.
To learn more on how to apply and about this Commission, click HERE. Please note, the deadline to apply is next Friday, August 26th.
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Family Institute Workshops
The Howard County Family Institute is an education, information and community outreach program of DCRS’ Office of Children and Families. As families enjoy this last month of summer, The Family Institute will host a series of virtual workshops in August to help prepare for a smooth transition into the fall. Here is the schedule of upcoming workshops:
· Monday, August 22, 7:00 p.m. – Preparing for Child Care: Planning for this Big Transition
o Participants will learn strategies on how to prepare one’s child for this new stage and to help with a positive transition. Click HERE to register.
· Tuesday, August 23rd, 7:00 p.m. – Brain Builders: Optimizing Your Toddler’s Early Brain Development
o Participants will explore the ingredients for building a strong foundation of social and emotional skills during a toddler’s first three years. Click HERE to register.
· Wednesday, August 24th, 12:00 p.m. – Preparing for Child Care: Planning for this Big Transition
o Participants will learn strategies on how to prepare one’s child for this new stage and to help with a positive transition. Click HERE to register.
· Thursday, August 25th, 7:00 p.m. – Managing Your Family’s Schedules and Stress Levels
o Get a handle on your fall schedule with tips, strategies and resources to manage one’s family’s activities and responsibilities. Click HERE to register.
· Wednesday, August 31, 12:00 p.m. – Discipline and Communication in the Elementary Years
o Managing a child’s school schedule and dealing learning frustrations can be difficult for the whole family. Participants will learn how to proactively prevent meltdowns by preparing their home and routine to encourage a child’s success. Click HERE to register.
For a full description of each workshop, visit The Family Institute website or contact the Office of Children and Families if you have questions via email at children@howardcountymd.gov.
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Youth Preparedness Month
As emergencies and disasters can happen at any time and anywhere, it is important to take into account every member of your family, even the younger members, when planning your family's disaster response and recovery efforts. This month, during Youth Preparedness Month, our Office of Emergency Management will be sharing helpful information of how to ensure all members of your family are prepared on its Facebook and Twitter social media pages. You can also find information, resources and games to help teach your kids about disaster awareness on the Federal Emergency Management Agency's website at www.ready.gov/kids.
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Nominations Sought for 2022 Human Rights Award
The nomination deadline for Howard County Human Rights Commission’s 2022 Jim Henson and Jean Toomer Individual, the Dr. Murray Simon Student, and the Colette Roberts Organization awards has been extended to Wednesday, August 31st. Presented annually, these awards honor individuals and community organizations who have made significant contributions to human and civil rights in Howard County.
The nomination form can be found online or a hard copy can be requested by contacting the Office of Human Rights and Equity (OHRE) by calling 410-313-6430 or emailing hrc@howardcountymd.gov. Self-nominations are accepted.
Winners will be recognized at the 2022 Human Rights Commission Awards Ceremony on October 19th at the Owen Brown Interfaith Center.
For questions and/or more information about this year’s award, contact OHRE at 410-313-6430 or email hrc@howardcountymd.gov. To learn more about the Human Rights Commission, check out the OHRE’s Commissions and Workgroups website.
Again, the nomination deadline is now August 31, 2022.
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Reading Human Rights: The Nickel Boys
Reading Human Rights is an award-winning monthly book discussion group hosted by our Office of Human Rights and Equity (OHRE) and the Howard County Library System (HCLS) that encourages literary exploration and community dialogue around a variety of human rights concerns.
For its August book discussion, OHRE and HCLS will discuss Colson Whitehead’s novel, The Nickel Boys. In his novel, Whitehead brilliantly dramatizes another strand of American history through the story of two boys unjustly sentenced to a hellish reform school in Jim Crow-era Florida. To secure your seat for this event, set to take place tomorrow, August 23rd at 6:30 p.m. at HCLS’ East Columbia branch, click HERE.
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Women’s Equality Day Luncheon
While in-person registration is sold out for OHRE’s afternoon luncheon this Friday, August 26th to celebrate National Women’s Equality Day, individuals can still tune in live via OHRE’s Facebook page from noon to 2:00 p.m. to participate in the event. The event will feature remarks from the OHRE Administrator Yolanda F. Sonnier and other community and government women leaders.
On August 26th, 1920, the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, which prohibits the states and the federal government from denying the right to vote to United States citizens on the basis of sex, was adopted. In commemoration of this historical moment, August 26th was deemed Women’s Equality Day.
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Design Advisory Panel Meeting
This Wednesday, August 24th, DPZ’s Design Advisory Panel (DAP) will hold a virtual meeting starting at 7:00 p.m. to hear the following items:
To register in advance to participate in this meeting, click HERE. If you only want to listen to the meeting, call 1-650-479-3207 at the meeting time. When prompted, enter 2302 286 2125 as the event access code.
The DAP process encourages excellence in project architecture and site design to improve design compatibility with surrounding development, to promote revitalization and to enhance property values. You can use DPZ’s DAP interactive map to see which properties may be subject to DAP review. For DAP’s Rules of Procedure, click HERE. For questions and/or more information about DAP, contact the DPZ at 410-313-2350 or email dap@howardcountymd.gov.
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Comments Sought for Fourth HoCo By Design Draft Theme Chapter
As part of its HoCo By Design development process, Department of Planning and Zoning (DPZ) is seeking public feedback on the policies and implementing actions of its fourth planning theme chapter: “Supporting Economic Prosperity: Creating Opportunities for Business to Innovate and Thrive.” Released in July, this chapter highlights values, policies and initiatives that continue strengthening Howard County’s position as a self-sustaining, diverse employment center for the region. Key approaches include ensuring a healthy jobs-housing balance, supporting industrial growth, creating opportunities for mixed-use activity centers, supporting modern agriculture, enhancing access to employment training and education, promoting job diversity, and supporting businesses large and small so that they can be strong and prosperous in the future.
To share your feedback, I encourage you to complete DPZ’s “Supporting Economic Prosperity Comment Form”, available now through 11:59 p.m., tomorrow Tuesday, August 23rd. All responses are optional, so feel free to answer as few or as many questions as you like as we appreciate any and all feedback.
For more information on DPZ’s HoCo By Design’s Draft Chapter Release: Supporting Economic Prosperity, visit www.hocobydesign.com/economic-prosperity, or contact DPZ’s Community Planners Kate Bolinger at kbolinger@howardcountymd.gov or Sarah Latimer at slatimer@howardcountymd.gov.
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Police Focus on Roadway Safety as Kids Head Back to School
As students prepare to return to school on August 29th, HCPD is working to ensure that children, parents and teachers all arrive safely. Through its continuing back-to-school program H.A.S.T.E. (Helping Arriving Students Through Enforcement), HCPD will focus on enforcing speed, seat belt and child safety seat laws in school zones. Traffic patrols will be in place on roadways surrounding elementary, middle and high schools for the first two weeks of the school year. Officers will be working to identify drivers who are speeding in those areas, as well as checking for seat belt and child safety seat use to ensure all occupants are properly restrained.
HCPD will also be utilizing its speed camera in school zones to encourage drivers to slow down with fines set at $40. The cameras are rotated among various school zones throughout the county, which are posted in advance and updated every week.
Additionally, HCPD is reminding motorists that all buses serving the Howard County Public School System are equipped with external cameras in order to ensure student safety by discouraging motorists from passing buses illegally. When you see the bus lights flash yellow, slow down, when the lights flash red and the stop sign is extended, stop! If you are not sure what you should do if you come upon a stopped school bus when driving on a highway or multi-lane roadway, click HERE to learn more.
While HCPSS bus routes are planned to limit students’ need to cross the street, they may still have to do so. Please do your part to keep our roads safe for children, by stopping for that stopped school bus. Remember, the citation fine for failing to stop for a school bus is $250.
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Applicants Sought for the Police Accountability Board Administrative Charging Committee
I and the County’s Police Accountability Board are seeking applicants interested in serving on the Administrative Charging Committee. Administrative Charging Committee members are responsible for: reviewing the findings of each law enforcement agency's investigation forwarded to the Committee; reviewing any relevant information regarding the complaint; authorizing a police officer to appear before the committee accompanied by a representative to give testimony; determining whether a police officer should be administratively charged; recommending discipline in accordance with Discipline Matrix; and issuing written findings and provide them to the head of the relevant law enforcement agency.
The Committee shall meet at least once per month, and appointees will be expected to attend all meetings of their respective boards. All residents interested in volunteering their time should complete the application available on the County’s website and attach a resume. Also, note there is 40-hour training requirement for members of the Committee. Candidates will also be asked to complete a background check and complete a disclosure statement. The deadline to apply is September 16, 2022.
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Department of Public Works - Construction Report
Below are details regarding new, upcoming, completed and/or delayed Capital Projects and/or maintenance project(s) that have been announced.
Columbia
Dobbin Road Shared-Use Pathway (Capital Project K-5061-146.3) – The first phase of a four-phase project to install a shared-use pathway along northbound Dobbin Road between Oakland Mills Road and Snowden River Parkway, is expected to begin on or about September 5th. The first phase will focus on the stretch for Dobbin Road from MD 175 to Columbia Crossing Circle and will include the installation of a 10-foot-wide asphalt pathway, lighting improvements, pedestrian crossing upgrade at the Dobbin Road/Columbia Crossing Circle intersection and tree replacement. During construction hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., temporary lane closures of the right northbound lane along Dobbin Road between MD 175 to Columbia Crossing Circle can be expected. Weather permitting, this phase is expected to be completed by mid-November 2022.
Woodstock
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Woodstock Road Railroad Crossing Maintenance – Starting around 9:00 a.m. on Monday, August 29th, CSX Transportation will begin a maintenance project at the railroad crossing on Woodstock Road at the Howard/Baltimore County. While the crossing is closed, traffic will detour via MD 125, Granite Road, Marriottsville Road, MD 99 and Woodstock Road. The Woodstock Inn at 1415 Woodstock Road and its parking lots will remain open and fully accessible to vehicles and pedestrians approaching from Howard County; however, it will not be accessible from Baltimore County. A recorded message at 410-313-3639 will carry details and updates. Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, September 2nd.
Past Project Updates – Completed
Ellicott City
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MD 108 Water and Sewer Extension (Capital Project W-8602) – Project involved the installation of approximately 300 linear feet of eight-inch water main and approximately 240 linear feet of one-and-a-half-inch low pressure sewer line in the vicinity of 10435 MD 108 to provide utility services to the New Path Reformed Church property, connecting the private property to the County’s public water and sewer services.
Past Project Updates - Completion Date Change
Columbia
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Snowden River Parkway Sidewalk Extension (Capital Project J-4222) – Project to install approximately 1,360 linear feet of temporary asphalt sidewalk between 9325 Snowden River Parkway and Berger Road, connecting an existing sidewalk along a portion of Snowden River Parkway. ADA ramps, a crosswalk and a pedestrian signal are also being installed along the east leg of the Snowden River Parkway/Berger Road intersection. Originally expected to be completed by early May 2022, weather permitting, the project is now expected to be completed late August 2022.
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Wilde Lake Water Main Replacement (Capital Project W-8322) – Project to replace approximately 12,000 linear feet of an aging cast iron water main with PVC main. Originally expected to be completed by mid-July 2022, weather permitting, the project is now expected to be completed by late August 2022.
Elkridge
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Nottingham Pond Improvements (Capital Project D-1177) – Project to repair and improve a stormwater management pond located adjacent to 6501 Huntshire Drive. The project will be completed in two consecutive phases and will overall include the installation of a new concrete riser and three 48-inch reinforced concrete principal spillway pipes, two forebays, a pilot channel, relocation of sections of a sanitary sewer line and a water line, and the placement of stone at the outfall to reduce erosive velocities. While Phase One was originally expected to be completed by early August 2022, weather permitting, this phase is now expected to be completed by late September 2022. In turn, while Phase Two was originally expected to be completed by early December 2022, weather permitting, this phase is now expected to be completed by late December 2022.
To learn about DPW projects currently underway, click HERE. Searchable by project category and street name, from this site you’ll find additional project details, including news releases about the project. You can also contact DPW’s Customer Service Office at 410-313-3440 or email publicworks@howardcountymd.gov for further assistance.
If you have questions or are interested in finding out about a State road (numbered roadway) project in your area, visit the Maryland State Highway Administration’s (SHA) “Project Portal” website.
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State MD 103 Widening Project Begins
In case you missed it, the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) has begun work to widen MD 103 between US 29 and Long Gate Parkway in Ellicott City, in an effort to improve safety and capacity along MD 103 near Long Gate Shopping Center.
As part of this State project, SHA will construct a third travel lane on MD 103 for motorists wishing to access northbound US 29. The new dedicated northbound US 29 lane will separate exiting traffic from westbound MD 103 prior to the traffic signal at Old Columbia Pike. Sidewalks and bicycle lanes will also be added. The project also includes a painted median on MD 103 to improve visibility and safety for motorists crossing the busy roadway or making left turns from side streets. Finally, additional improvements include replacement of curb, gutter and drainage pipes, reconstruction of traffic signals and landscaping, and stormwater management.
There will be single-lane and shoulder closures on MD 103 during work hours, Mondays through Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to limit traffic disruptions during construction. Weather permitting, the project is expected to be complete in summer 2023.
SHA works hard to maintain safe traffic mobility in work zones for our crews as well as our customers. Motorists are reminded to stay alert, focus on driving and look for reduced speed limits, as well as other driving pattern changes, and asked to drive like you work here and slowdown in construction zones.
For more information about this work, please contact SHA at 410-545-0303 or visit its website.
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Registration for Fall Activity Guide Now Open
Registration is now open for all Howard County and out-of-county residents for our Department of Recreation and Parks' 2022 Fall Activity Guide. Whether you are looking for a program for when school’s out or a new class for you or a loved one, there’s something for everyone in this year’s Fall Activity Guide. To view the guide online or for details on how to register for a program, visit www.howardcountymd.gov/rap.
County residents who have not received a hardcopy of the Fall Activity Guide in the mail and would like one, are invited to stop by our Recreation & Parks headquarters at 7120 Oakland Mills Road in Columbia or one of our community centers to pick one up.
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Nite Bite Fishing
Nite Bite fishing is back at Centennial Lake. Join our Department of Recreation & Parks this Friday, September 9th at the Centennial Park South Boat Launch for a unique opportunity to fish the lake after hours (from 6:00 to 11:00 p.m.). Bring your own fishing pole, bait, tackle, bug repellant, flashlight or lantern, chair, or boat, and take part if this one-of-a-kind experience. All ages are welcome; however, anglers under 16 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
On-site registration only, but participants are asked to please RSVP HERE for any of the Nite Bite Fishing dates. Please keep in mind, all anglers must check in on site by no later than 7:00 p.m.
For complete boating and fishing regulations for Centennial Lake, click HERE.
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Truck or Treat
Tickets are now on sale for the annual Recreation & Parks Truck or Treat. A “wheely fun” way to celebrate fall and community, come dressed in your favorite costume to trick-or-treat at all of the trucks, tractors, emergency vehicles and more, while meeting some of your hometown heroes. Tickets are $5 per child ages two and older (under two are free); however, please note, a limited number of tickets are available for each 75-minute time slot. To register for this Spooktacular event, click HERE.
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Annie’s Storytime
Join Recreation & Parks this Saturday, August 27th from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. for another edition of Annie’s Storytime at Robinson Nature Center. This free event honors James and Anne Robinson, the last private owners of the property on which the County’s Robinson Nature Center sits. The Robinsons wanted their land to connect people of all ages to nature. Come enjoy an inter-generational story time near the footprint of where their house once stood. Participants are encouraged to bring a book or enjoy one of ours. Free books will also be given away to the first 10 families that arrive for the event, courtesy of the James and Anne Robinson Foundation. For details about this event, please contact the Robinson Nature Center at 410-313-0400.
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Roger Carter Community Center Pool Closure
In case you missed their announcement on social media (Facebook and Twitter), the pool at Recreation and Parks' Roger Carter Community Center (RCCC) is currently closed to allow for the completion of annual pool maintenance, as well as address additional work on the pool that cannot be delayed. If all goes as planned, the pool is projected to re-open next Monday, August 29th. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience during this closure.
For questions, updates and/or to speak to someone further regarding this closure, contact RCCC at 410-313-2764 extension 3.
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RTA Fixed Route Service Free Rides for 60+ Population and Persons with a Disability
Did you know residents 60 years of age and older or persons with a disability can take the Regional Transportation Agency of Central Maryland’s (RTA) fixed route service for free? Individuals just need to complete a RTA Certified FREE Ride Card Application and submit it either via email or mailed or dropped off in person at the RTA’s Administrative Office. Once received, applications will be reviewed within 48 hours and the applicant will be contacted to have their picture taken for their RTA Certified Bus Rider ID, completed weekdays, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30p.m. The ID can be processed in five minutes while rider waits in the lobby or it can be mailed.
To learn more about this free ride program, contact RTA Mobility at 1-800-270-9553, press option 3, then option 6.
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